Yakut Khomuses · VV202
"Mundulakh" Khomus
The sound is typical of the average Yakutian jaw harp - fairly large gaps cut the spectrum of sound from above and reduce sensitivity; The massive frame allows, if not demanding, to strike hard in the direction of "on yourself." At a backwards stroke, the mechanical inharmonic overtones are heard more strongly than with the direct.
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The sound is typical of the average Yakutian jaw harp - fairly large gaps cut the spectrum of sound from above and reduce sensitivity; The massive frame allows, if not demanding, to strike hard in the direction of "on yourself." At a backwards stroke, the mechanical inharmonic overtones are heard more strongly than with the direct.
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